Aside from having the name of a big-budget sci-fi movie hero, Grayson Physioc is one of the top Sit & Go minds in all of online poker. After moving up from the mid-limit games, Physioc now makes his living grinding away at the high-stakes Sit & Go tournaments, and is so confident in his ability to be a consistent winner in these games he made the outrageous proposition bet that he could win $25,000 in a single month playing $60 Sit & Go tournaments –Physioc was able to accomplish the feat in a mere 21 days and pocketed and additional $25,000 in prop bets that were made against him.

Physioc plays online poker under the screen-name “spacegravy” and prior to signing on as an instructor at PokerVT, spacegravy was a well-respected coach at FloattheTurn. Now poker players can learn from the Team PokerStars Online pro at PokerVT.com, where he doles out advice alongside other top players like Daniel Negreanu, Paul Wasicka, Adam Junglen and Brian Rast.

Grayson Physioc was born on June 12, 1986 in Virginia and now makes his home in Miami, Florida. Physioc is a very active blogger on his personal site www.spacegravypoker.com, as well as being an active tweeter at http://twitter.com/Grayson_Physioc. spacegravy is also a well known poster on the 2+2 poker forums where he began his poker journey, and has been dishing out advice for years.

Physioc is known as one of the most lethal multi-table experts in Sit & Go’s, and plays anywhere from 25-30 high-stakes SnG’s at the same time! Very few of his peers felt his style would be sustainable in the long-run, but much like in his $25,000 challenge Physioc has proven all of the naysayers wrong, and has been able to maintain one of the best profit lines of any Sit & Go pro, despite participating in so many games at the same time –somehow he is able to define his opponents’ pushing ranges and make snap ICM decisions on his own hand.

Lately spacegravy has started to play more Multi-Table tournaments, and not surprisingly he has already had a good deal of success, both live and online. In his biggest live tournament score to date, Physioc finished 11th in the 2009 PokerStars.net EPT Monte Carlo championship where he pocketed an impressive $127,541. Online Physioc has had a couple of decent MTT scores; taking down the Super Tuesday on PokerStars in May of 2008 for $76,000 and a heads-up chop in the Nightly 150 for $22,000.

PokerVT is one of the top online poker training sites on the Internet, and their quality is second to none in the industry. The PokerVT coaches do not produce videos outside of the PokerVT headquarters, so the audio and video quality is always excellent. Furthermore the site also uses noise cancelling headphones during cash-games between the coaches, allowing them to explain their moves and decisions in real-time –this is one of the most popular aspects of PokerVT for obvious reasons!